Cost & Coverage

Understanding the Cost of Care for Aging Adults 

Senior care should be about meeting individual needs. But we understand that for families that are considering care options for aging adults, the cost can be a major concern. Selecting the right care is important and you want to ensure it’s the best fit and value for your unique situation.

Options for Paying In-Home Care

Today, you may be able to take advantage of many programs to make personalized in-home care a reality for your family. We recommend that you call DJC Rock Home Care to look at all the options that would BEST work for you.

Evaluating Cost of Care

When evaluating the cost of care, you should weigh the outcomes of care, beyond pricing alone. It’s important to consider the person’s safety, well-being, need for companionship and quality of life.

In-Home Care is something that should be put in place to not only to keep the person safe and healthy, but to enhance a person’s enjoyment of life.

The cost of non-medical home care varies depending on where you live and the amount of care you will need. The best way to budget is to determine the number of hours you need per week.

According to the “Cost of Care Survey – 2020” an annual report by Genworth, home care costs less than other options like adult daycare, assisted living and skilled nursing.